Washington § 27.34.370 Women's history consortium—Responsibilities of board of advisors.

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§ 27.34.370 — Women's history consortium—Responsibilities of board of advisors.

Washington § 27.34.370

Title 27LIBRARIES, MUSEUMS, AND HISTORICAL ACTIVITIES

Ch. 27.34STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETIES—HISTORIC PRESERVATION

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Wash. Rev. Code § 27.34.370 (2026).

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Key responsibilities of the board of advisors include:

(1)Organizational and fiscal planning, management, and oversight;

(2)Adopting criteria and procedures for consortium membership and member responsibilities;

(3)Identifying short-term and long-term priorities of the consortium, with special emphasis on short-term priorities relating to preserving historical information from the last several decades before it is lost;

(4)Appointing special committees and task forces including people from consortium members and nonmembers to assist with the consortium's tasks; and

(5)Developing recommendations for statewide commemoration of the centennial of the adoption in 1910 of the fifth amendment to the Washington state Constitution, guaranteeing women's suffrage. Finding — Intent — 2005 c

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Key responsibilities of the board of advisors include:

(1) Organizational and fiscal planning, management, and oversight;

(2) Adopting criteria and procedures for consortium membership and member responsibilities;

(3) Identifying short-term and long-term priorities of the consortium, with special emphasis on short-term priorities relating to preserving historical information from the last several decades before it is lost;

(4) Appointing special committees and task forces including people from consortium members and nonmembers to assist with the consortium's tasks; and

(5) Developing recommendations for statewide commemoration of the centennial of the adoption in 1910 of the fifth amendment to the Washington state Constitution, guaranteeing women's suffrage.

Finding — Intent — 2005 c 391: See note following RCW 27.34.360 .